THE AMICUS COMMUNITY ARUNDEL Salary
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THE COACH HOUSE ARUNDEL ROAD FONTWELL ARUNDEL BN18 0SX UNITED KINGDOM
Phone:
+44 1243 544107
TIN:
05014407
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Earnings on positions in THE AMICUS COMMUNITY ARUNDEL

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teaching assistant
1.9K £
▲5%

Changes in earnings for the position teaching assistant

Average annual salary

Current

1934£

latest offer

Total change

+5%

since 2024

Latest change

+5%

vs previous period

Average period

1885£

out of 2 points

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2024
2025

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Earnings on positions in THE AMICUS COMMUNITY ARUNDEL

Average salary in this position
Average salary in this position in the country
deputy home manager
2770 £
9%
3008 £
psychotherapist
3116 £
42%
4400 £
teaching assistant
1934 £
21%
2339 £

National average salary

2950 £

Average salary in this company

2140 £

Estimated salary

£ 2125

Median salary at THE AMICUS COMMUNITY ARUNDEL

£ 755 Lowest salary
£ 2140 The average salary
£ 3116 Highest salary

THE AMICUS COMMUNITY ARUNDEL is looking for employees for positions:

cook

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  • salary

pa

Working hours

  • full-time | Permanent

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  • salary

recruitment manager

Working hours

  • full-time | Permanent

Responsibility

  • we are seeking an experienced HR and Recruitment Manager who is confident and passionate in their field
  • you will work hard to ensure that vacancies within the organisation are promptly and successfully recruited
  • amicus is a children’s therapeutic community accredited by The Royal College of Psychiatrists providing therapeutic care and education to vulnerable and traumatised children aged 5 to 16 years old
  • therefore you will need to be approachable and be able to communicate effectively and sensitively
  • we provide a highly supervised, supportive and planned environment that integrates therapeutic residential care and education which is underpinned by our psychoanalytic and group relations model and theory base
  • the main task of the role is to lead and manage HR and recruitment, ensuring Safer Recruitment processes and procedures are followed and to ensure employee wellbeing and retention and provide efficient, timely administrative and clerical duties relating to the role
  • as a main point of contact for enquiries by employees for HR related issues and those interested in roles advertised, you will need to be professional and willing to develop your knowledge and understanding of Amicus and the roles available and within the organisation and the experience of employees working with vulnerable and traumatised children
  • this is an important role within our therapeutic community, we highly value our staff and work hard to retain and support all our employees in their work with the children and roles they carry out

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  • salary

caretaker

Working hours

  • full-time | Permanent

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  • salary

Requirements

  • site Maintenance: 1 year

hr officer

Working hours

  • full-time | Permanent

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  • salary

housekeeper

Working hours

  • part-time | Permanent
  • full-time | Permanent

Salary

  • salary

Contract type

  • reference ID: Housekeeper Part Time

sen teacher

Working hours

  • full-time | Permanent

Salary

  • salary

Requirements

  • the children attending our school are a mixture of residential and day student placements
  • our School is part of our specialist & innovative independent children’s therapeutic community accredited by the Royal College of Psychiatrists
  • the Amicus School is an independent DfES registered SEN school providing therapeutic education for up to 28 traumatised and vulnerable children between 5 - 16 years old
  • the Amicus School is an independent DfES registered SEN school providing therapeutic education to up to 28 traumatised and vulnerable children aged between 5 - 16 years old
  • our psychoanalytic and group process/ relations model informs and is ingrained in our therapeutic practice, culture and environment and is used to help children to recover from their trauma and engage and progress in their learning
  • our psychoanalytic and group process/ relations models informs and is ingrained in our therapeutic practice, culture and environment and is used to help children to recover from their trauma and engage and progress in their learning
  • we are looking for an extraordinary, dynamic, creative & committed qualified Teacher who has a genuine passion in teaching and supporting traumatised children in their education and in making a difference to their lives

Responsibility

  • deliver a high standard of therapeutic education
  • enable the children to make marked progress, development and achievements in their learning
  • provide a nurturing and understanding environment for the children
  • create a stimulating & age appropriate learning experience

psychotherapist

Salary

  • salary

Responsibility

  • child Psychoanalytical Psychotherapist / Psychoanalytically Informed Play Therapist
  • provide specialist psychoanalytic psychotherapy or psychoanalytically informed play therapy for vulnerable and traumatised children, alongside supporting their carers / families
  • make therapeutic decisions as part of a team based on Amicus’ therapeutic model, evidence-based research, and complex developmental factors
  • deliver therapy consistent with Amicus’ theoretical approach and core standards
  • use creative modalities to support children impacted by trauma and attachment difficulties
  • conduct assessments, deliver therapy, and monitor progress for children and families with complex needs
  • provide specialist reports and communicate effectively with Amicus teams and external professionals
  • engage children and families using knowledge of psychoanalytic, attachment, and developmental theories

Requirements

  • recognised postgraduate-level training in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy or Play Therapy
  • professional registration with ACP, UKCP, BPC, BAPT, or PTUK
  • significant experience in psychotherapy or play therapy with children, young people, and families
  • knowledge of therapeutic community practice and psychoanalytic/psychotherapeutic models for complex trauma and mental health issues
  • effective leadership in supporting staff and delivering clinical supervision and consultation
  • minimum 2 years’ experience in child and adolescent mental health or multidisciplinary contexts
  • ability to work flexibly, manage priorities, and meet deadlines
  • familiarity with professional ethical standards and codes of conduct

sen teacher

Salary

  • salary

Responsibility

  • deliver a high standard of therapeutic education
  • enable the children to make marked progress, development and achievements in their learning
  • provide a nurturing and understanding environment for the children
  • create a stimulating & age appropriate learning experience

teaching assistant

Salary

  • salary

Requirements

  • career history with children: 1 year